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Adapt yourself to the things among which your lot has been cast and love sincerely the fellow creatures with whom destin
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"Adapt yourself to the things among which your lot has been cast and love sincerely the fellow creatures with whom destiny has ordained that you shall live"

- Marcus Aurelius

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This quote by Marcus Aurelius motivates us to accept our scenarios and make the best of them. He motivates us to be versatile and to adapt to the environment we discover ourselves in. He also motivates us to enjoy those around us, despite our distinctions. This quote is a tip that we are all linked and that we should strive to be kind and understanding to those around us. It is a suggestion that we need to not take our lives for granted which we ought to be grateful for individuals and things we have in our lives. This quote is a reminder that we ought to make every effort to take advantage of our lives and to be kind to those around us. It is a reminder that we need to not take our lives for given which we must be grateful for individuals and things we have in our lives.

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Marcus Aurelius This quote is written / told by Marcus Aurelius between April 26, 121 and March 17, 180. He was a famous Soldier from Rome. The author also have 68 other quotes.

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